Oops - Define Inheritance - Feb 26, 2010 at
21:22 pm by Rajmeet Ghai
Define Inheritance.
Inheritance is a way by which a subclass inherits attributes and behaviors of a
parent or base class and can have its own as well.
Oops - Define Inheritance - Jan 12, 2009 at
21:14 PM by Vidya Sagar
Define Inheritance.
Inheritance is the process of
involving building classes upon an existing classes. So that additional
functionality can be added. Using inheritance the hierarchical relationships
are established. Inheritance allows the reusability of an existing operations
and extending the basic unit of a class without creating from the scratch.
Oops - Define
Inheritance - Jan 27, 2009 at 22:10 pm by Nishant Kumar
Define Inheritance.
Inheritance concept in OOP allows us to create a new class using an existing
one. It also allows the new class to add its own functionality. This concept
can also be related to real world entity. A bike manufacturer uses same
mechanism of existing version of the bike while launching a new version with
some added functionalities. This allows him to save time and efforts.
Oops - purpose of inheritance - Jan 24, 2010 at
11:14 AM by Vidya Sagar
Explain the purpose of inheritance.
- Inheritance allows the developers for reusing the available code
- A subclass can be treated as if it is a super class
- Objects of both super class and subclass can be created in the applications
- A class an be extended in which the additional and exclusive functionality
can be placed without altering the super class
- Relationships among objects can easily be established
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